KyroCream Tube 60ml
Kyrocream is the result of combining in just the right amount the oleic extracts of three herbs popularly recognized for their anti-inflammatory, analgesic and medicinal properties. Arnica, St. John's wort and calendula are plants that have always been used for their great qualities in the prevention and recovery of muscle and joint problems; They reduce bruises and bruises and improve blood circulation as well as the condition of the skin, providing hydration, elasticity and well-being.

Kyrocream will help you prevent and combat muscle fatigue after physical effort and will relieve any feeling of fatigue.

Formulation, Paraben Free
In the formulation and production of Kyrocream, the most advanced emulsion technologies are applied, making possible a technical and natural product, which can be applied at any time of the day due to its pleasant texture, rapid absorption and good smell.
Kyrocream, a drug-free cream, tested under dermatological and pediatric control and in primary eye irritation. Kyrocream is a product especially indicated for family use.

KyroCream Tolerance Tested Under Demartological and Pediatric Control
Kyrocream has been subjected to clinical studies conducted in external laboratories for skin acceptability. The tests have been developed on twenty-one volunteers, men and women, aged between 18 and 70 years, and on twenty children between 3 and 12 years old. Kyrocream has been applied under normal conditions to the skin of the body, at least once a day for 3 weeks.
The study concludes that the cutaneous acceptability of Kyrocream on normal, dry, sensitive and atopic predisposed skin is very good, and its acceptability and qualities have been rated favorably by all volunteers:

Benefits

ARNICA MONTANA
Arnica is a perennial herb found in the mountains of much of Europe. In the Iberian Peninsula it is located in the Cantabrian mountain range and in the mountains of Galicia and, in Catalonia, exclusively in the Pyrenees between 1,600 and 2,400 m altitude. It grows half a meter tall and produces yellow flowers. Despite being a plant native to central Europe, we can find it all over the world.
– They soften, hydrate and reconstitute skin damaged by eczema or acne.
– They recover sore joints and muscles.
– They relieve local inflammation, whether caused by overexertion or trauma from blows and shakes.
– They improve the prognosis and calm episodes of rheumatic pain and, in a very special way, the pain of osteoarthritis of the hands.
– They are a known and recognized remedy for eliminating bruises and skin bruises.

HYPERICUM PERFORATUM
Also called St. John's wort. The name seems to come from Greek and would mean that it is above the icons. The leaves, seen against the light, appear to have small holes filled with essential oil. That's where the surname perforatum comes from, and if we crush these little balls of essential oil with our fingers, they leave them tinted a yellowish color. It is a typically European shrub but we can also find it all over the world, although outside of Europe it is usually considered an invasive plant.
Since ancient times, St. John's wort has been considered one of the most refreshing and anti-inflammatory medicinal herbs. In traditional folk medicine, St. John's wort has been used to accelerate wound healing.

CALENDULA OFFICINALIS

Calendula is a perennial herbaceous plant about half a meter high and from the same family as Arnica Montana. Since Greek times and perhaps earlier, it has been used for its medicinal virtues and therapeutic properties. In the past it was also used as a natural dye for threads and fabrics.

Etymologically, calendula indicates that it has a long flowering period, because it is a plant that produces yellow flowers from spring to autumn, and the surname officinalis expresses its medicinal character. It is a temperate climate plant but has been cultivated in all the gardens of Europe.